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SCC explanation of large-load customer protections and Rider T1 reforms

Virginia state agencies · Virginia State Corporation CommissionDocument date: September 3, 2026

Official explanation of separate large-load rates, contract and minimum-payment safeguards, and the framework for assigning direct-connect transmission costs.

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Source-only SCC webpage. Selected data-center and Rider T1 sections checked October 30. Some provisions begin January 1, 2027; the supplemental direct-connect proceeding remains distinct from an implemented final policy. No complete later-order review is claimed.

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Dominion’s full lobbying and political-contributions policy

Other public body · Dominion Energy / Corporate governanceDocument date: Date not specified

Four-page company policy expressly states that its Virginia, South Carolina and Utah state PACs use corporate contributions. It describes corporate-purpose criteria, senior-management approvals, employee time/expense recording, coalition and grassroots activity, and annual reporting to the Board Audit Committee. These are the company’s stated rules and governance, not proof of compliance, utility-rate treatment or an individual official’s conduct.

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Four-page company policy expressly states that its Virginia, South Carolina and Utah state PACs use corporate contributions. It describes corporate-purpose criteria, senior-management approvals, employee time/expense recording, coalition and grassroots activity, and annual reporting to the Board Audit Committee. These are the company’s stated rules and governance, not proof of compliance, utility-rate treatment or an individual official’s conduct.

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Individual four-page policy linked from the company’s political-disclosure webpage. All four pages text-reviewed October 30, 2026; the corporate-contribution paragraph on PDF p. 1 visually checked. Exact publication day unverified. Distinguish corporate-funded state PACs from the separately described voluntary federal PAC. The policy does not by itself identify which customer or shareholder bore a particular payment. Source-only record.

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Dominion line-extension terms: nonresidential cost and revenue allowance

Other public body · Virginia Electric and Power Company / Filed tariffsDocument date: December 9, 2025

Section XXII terms filed December 9, 2025 and effective January 1, 2026. Paragraph D.1 requires payment of specified extension costs above four times continuing estimated annual revenue, excluding fuel revenue, for the described new nonresidential/three-phase service. Actual applicability depends on facilities, customer category, costs and agreements. This general rule is not the unrecovered direct-connect proposal in PUR-2026-00131 or proof of a data-center subsidy.

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Section XXII terms filed December 9, 2025 and effective January 1, 2026. Paragraph D.1 requires payment of specified extension costs above four times continuing estimated annual revenue, excluding fuel revenue, for the described new nonresidential/three-phase service. Actual applicability depends on facilities, customer category, costs and agreements. This general rule is not the unrecovered direct-connect proposal in PUR-2026-00131 or proof of a data-center subsidy.

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Individual 13-page tariff section linked from the company’s terms page. Definitions, nonresidential rules, exceptions and footer dates text-reviewed; PDF p. 5, paragraph D.1 visually checked October 30, 2026. The allowance covers specified cost categories, not every upstream facility. Project estimates, revenue assumptions, signed agreements, invoices and rate-allocation records are needed to quantify who pays. No Dozier project approval, capacity commitment or campaign-related waiver is established. Source-only record.

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Dominion Rider T1: filed transmission rates effective September 1, 2026

Other public body · Virginia Electric and Power Company / Filed tariffsDocument date: August 11, 2026

Filed tariff lists a 1.2730-cent/kWh energy charge for Schedule 1 and the other named residential schedules, effective for usage on and after September 1, 2026. For a standard Schedule 1 customer using 1,000 kWh, that energy term is $12.73. This is the transmission component, not the whole bill, a $12.73 increase or an identified campaign/lobbying charge. Special net-metering demand provisions and business schedules differ.

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Filed tariff lists a 1.2730-cent/kWh energy charge for Schedule 1 and the other named residential schedules, effective for usage on and after September 1, 2026. For a standard Schedule 1 customer using 1,000 kWh, that energy term is $12.73. This is the transmission component, not the whole bill, a $12.73 increase or an identified campaign/lobbying charge. Special net-metering demand provisions and business schedules differ.

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Individual one-page Rider T1 linked from the company’s current Virginia business-rates page. Filing date August 11 and usage-effective date September 1, 2026 are printed on the sheet. Table and footnotes visually checked October 30. Calculation: 1,000 kWh × 1.2730 cents / 100 = $12.73 for the stated energy-term example. The July 31 SCC order’s projected $0.94 monthly increase is a different measure. No customer invoice or political-expense tracing is supplied. Source-only record.

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Dominion’s October 22, 2026 response on cooperative participation in cost-rule coordination

Other public body · Dominion Energy Virginia / SCC case PUR-2026-00056Document date: October 22, 2026

Dominion asks the SCC to deny ODEC’s request for formal coordinating-party status as unnecessary, saying coordination is already taking place. It reports an October 19 meeting with ODEC and other electric distribution organizations and anticipates federal agreement amendments after the new state proceeding. These are the company’s representations and requested procedural outcome, not a Commission finding that coordination was sufficient.

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Dominion asks the SCC to deny ODEC’s request for formal coordinating-party status as unnecessary, saying coordination is already taking place. It reports an October 19 meeting with ODEC and other electric distribution organizations and anticipates federal agreement amendments after the new state proceeding. These are the company’s representations and requested procedural outcome, not a Commission finding that coordination was sufficient.

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Eight-page publisher PDF, including eFiling cover and transmittal; complete available text reviewed October 28. The cover’s seven-page count excludes the eFiling sheet. DCC 261060074, filed October 22 at 11:18:57 a.m. PDF pages 4–5 / pleading pages 2–3 contain paragraphs 4–8, the reported meeting and request. ODEC is a separate cooperative, not Dominion Energy. The underlying October 1 motion and a ruling resolving it were not retrieved. No exclusion from all discussions, completed policy, local official’s involvement or campaign condition is established. Source-only PDF.

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SCC’s August 25, 2026 order opening the large-load transmission-cost docket

Virginia state agencies · Virginia State Corporation CommissionDocument date: August 25, 2026

Order establishes PUR-2026-00131 to receive the filings directed by the July 31 Rider T1 decision. It preserves the 90-day policy-proposal and 120-day coordination-update periods measured from that earlier order. It establishes the forum, not an approved amended policy or a finding of noncompliance.

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Complete two-page publisher text reviewed October 28, 2026. DCC 260850026. Page 2 identifies the required filings and the docket receiving subsequent submissions. This procedural order does not set a new 90-day period from August 25. No missed deadline is alleged. The amended policy itself and any deadline-extension ruling remain unrecovered in this pass. Source-only PDF.

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SCC’s November 25, 2025 Dominion base-rate final order

Virginia state agencies · Virginia State Corporation CommissionDocument date: November 25, 2025

The final order sets 2026–2027 rates in PUR-2025-00058. It approves $565.7 million in added annual revenue for 2026 and another $209.9 million for 2027, below the requests. Its 1,000-kWh residential illustration is an $11.24 monthly increase in 2026 and an additional $2.36 in 2027. It also orders further work on large-load cost allocation. These are proceeding-specific illustrations, not a calculation of a particular household’s total bill.

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The final order sets 2026–2027 rates in PUR-2025-00058. It approves $565.7 million in added annual revenue for 2026 and another $209.9 million for 2027, below the requests. Its 1,000-kWh residential illustration is an $11.24 monthly increase in 2026 and an additional $2.36 in 2027. It also orders further work on large-load cost allocation. These are proceeding-specific illustrations, not a calculation of a particular household’s total bill.

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Source-only 30-page final order. Cover and selected sections on printed/PDF pages 2–8 and 15–18 reviewed in publisher text, not a complete read of all attachments. Page 4 states the illustrative bill changes and effective dates; pages 16–17 direct additional allocation work. The approved 9.8% ROE is below the requested 10.4%. Do not add every request or later rider figure without reconciling dates and overlapping components. No payment-to-official condition is identified.

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SCC’s July 31, 2026 Rider T1 order: cost allocation and direct connection costs

Virginia state agencies · Virginia State Corporation CommissionDocument date: July 31, 2026

In PUR-2026-00056, the SCC approves amended transmission allocation and records the projected 1,000-kWh residential increase falling from $2.90 to $0.94 per month. Page 10 describes Dominion’s preference to let existing protections mature before further direct-assignment changes, with alternatives if the SCC proceeded. Pages 11–12 instead require a proposed mandatory contribution policy for defined direct-connect facilities, using a net-of-revenue approach. This documents a specific company position and regulatory response, without identifying a campaign bargain.

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In PUR-2026-00056, the SCC approves amended transmission allocation and records the projected 1,000-kWh residential increase falling from $2.90 to $0.94 per month. Page 10 describes Dominion’s preference to let existing protections mature before further direct-assignment changes, with alternatives if the SCC proceeded. Pages 11–12 instead require a proposed mandatory contribution policy for defined direct-connect facilities, using a net-of-revenue approach. This documents a specific company position and regulatory response, without identifying a campaign bargain.

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Source-only 17-page final order, DCC 260750228. Publisher text reviewed across the document; printed/PDF pages 7 and 10 visually checked. Pages 6–7 show Dominion also supported the amended 12-CP allocation adopted by the SCC. Pages 10–14 describe the separate direct-assignment dispute, alternatives, revenue credit and scope limits. The 67.5% reduction concerns the projected Rider T1 increase, not the whole bill. Future contributions are net of a transmission-revenue credit; this does not require payment of every gross grid cost. Policy filing was directed within 90 days. No violation for a deadline not yet reached is alleged.

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Dominion Energy Innovation Center: organizational description

Other public body · Dominion Energy Innovation CenterDocument date: Date not specified

DEIC describes itself as an independent nonprofit public-private partnership founded by Dominion Energy, Ashland, Hanover County and Activation Capital. This supplies the organizational distinction required when reading SCALE announcements.

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Current institutional About page reviewed October 27, 2026. Self-description, not a review of incorporation, tax filings or all governance arrangements. No exact publication date inferred. Founding/sponsorship does not make DEIC identical to Dominion Energy Virginia or Dominion Energy PAC.

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SCALE announcement: Dominion describes its Energy Growth Council interest

Other public body · Dominion Energy Innovation Center / SCALE partnersDocument date: August 14, 2026

DEIC announces the grant and names Dominion, Hampton Roads Alliance and the Secure Energy Future Center among partners. Dominion vice president Nate Frost describes participation as a way to communicate purchasing needs and identify technologies. It documents a declared commercial purpose, not a campaign condition.

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Primary program announcement dated August 14, 2026; Frost statement, proposed workstreams and partner list reviewed October 27. DEIC is an independent nonprofit partnership, not treated as the regulated utility or its campaign PAC. This regional market study is not the requested 2025 parcel-power feasibility study. Announced funding is not proof of grant cash received.

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DHCD June 26, 2026 announcement: SCALE energy-cluster grant

Virginia state agencies · Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development / GO VirginiaDocument date: June 26, 2026

State announcement lists $154,391 for SCALE, a Regions 4 and 5 energy-sector initiative involving regional economic-development organizations. This is a public program grant, distinct from campaign contributions and the separate SEFC founding grant history.

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Primary state announcement; ENERGY TECHNOLOGY & CLEAN ENERGY SUPPLY CHAINS / SCALE section. Reviewed October 27, 2026. It confirms announced grant approval, not disbursement, final expenditure or any payment to Jones. The broader $5.6 million announcement covers other projects and is not assigned to Newport News.

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Adopted Ordinance 8156-26: Carleton light-industrial rezoning

City of Newport News · City Council / PlanningDocument date: April 28, 2026

City-certified ordinance records April 28, 2026 adoption of the zoning-map change for 165 and 185 Yorktown Road with proffers. It establishes an adopted industrial rezoning, not approval of a data-center operator or a Dominion service agreement.

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Official eight-page publisher PDF linked from the City Actions and Resolutions index. Physical pages 1-2 visually reviewed October 27, 2026 for operative text and certified adoption date; the proffer attachments were not separately re-reviewed in this final edition. Source-only record. It is not the 33-page agenda packet, and no roll-call attribution is inferred from the mayor signature.

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Carleton rezoning staff report and April 1, 2026 planning discussion

City of Newport News · Planning / Economic Development AuthorityDocument date: April 28, 2026

Standalone April 28 agenda item for 165 and 185 Yorktown Road. The included April 1 minutes record planning staff saying data centers were not then allowed under the zoning ordinance. The packet identifies the Carleton parcels and an advanced-manufacturing objective.

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Official individual 33-page agenda item 26-052, CZ-2026-0001. Targeted review October 27: physical pages 1-7, 12-15 and 20-24. Data-center exchange spans physical pages 21-22; parcel IDs appear on page 12. This historical staff explanation is not a comprehensive current legal opinion. The agenda draft is distinguished from the separately published adopted Ordinance 8156-26.

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December 12, 2025 EDA/IDA minutes: SIR digital-infrastructure presentation

City of Newport News · Economic / Industrial Development AuthoritiesDocument date: December 12, 2025

Approved minutes record SIR president John Martin presenting digital-infrastructure planning. Kingston says staff engaged the consultant and acknowledges the need to inform the public. This documents a presentation and staff account, not a project approval, utility study result or campaign agreement.

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Official 14-page publisher PDF, all pages visually reviewed October 27, 2026. Relevant discussion on printed/physical pages 2-4. Approved January 9, 2026, as shown on final page. Source-only individual minutes; no local publication copy claimed. Presentation claims are attributed, not independently validated economic forecasts. The minutes do not identify the contract or work order used to pay for this advice.

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City contracts register: SIR strategic-support spending (G019711-101626; public extract)

City of Newport News · City Manager's Office / Finance / Office of PurchasingDocument date: October 21, 2026

Selected fields from two released contract rows. Contract 26-3357-00 lists $230,574.42 in cumulative Expended Total and $73,425.00 in open purchase orders; 26-3642-01 lists zero expended. The register does not allocate the amounts to data-center advice or identify a Dominion payment.

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G019711-101626, full release closed October 21, 2026. Original City_of_Newport_News_Contracts.xlsx, MUNIS Contracts, rows 19132 and 19205. ANN two-page selected-field transcription; page 2 supplies values and cell locators. Currency formatted and Excel dates converted with field labels retained. Source SHA-256 3f41cada4c6ba05b45f00da9212713d52db15e3dfb749546b7a864a646a97041 matches the retained original. Unexplained ceiling fields are not award values; purchase orders are not spending. Reviewed October 27, 2026.

File: nn_sir_contract_register_2026-10-21_public_extract.pdf

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City data-center white paper circulated to Jones September 22, 2025

City of Newport News · City Manager's Office / DevelopmentDocument date: September 22, 2025

Complete nine-page City white paper, preceded by an ANN source cover, from the combined attachment Archer sent to Jones. It proposes consultant-supported technology planning, competitive sites, infrastructure assessment, predictable governance, public engagement and marketing. Its preliminary schedule targets planning and adoption. The brief is historical staff analysis, not adopted policy, a completed feasibility study or an executed development agreement.

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Complete nine-page City white paper, preceded by an ANN source cover, from the combined attachment Archer sent to Jones. It proposes consultant-supported technology planning, competitive sites, infrastructure assessment, predictable governance, public engagement and marketing. Its preliminary schedule targets planning and adoption. The brief is historical staff analysis, not adopted policy, a completed feasibility study or an executed development agreement.

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G012027-100925, 000000094.eml (control 52), attachment Data Centers Combined Doc.pdf, original physical pages 1–9 of 117. All nine white-paper pages retained unchanged after ANN cover; public pages 2–10. Key locators: page 2, rationale; page 5, recommendations; page 6, tentative timeline. Date is documented circulation. Full original retained. Legal and other-locality claims are attributed historical analysis, not independently verified or current law. Not established as identical to the August 4 package. Reviewed October 26, 2026.

File: nn_data_center_brief_2025-09-22_public_extract.pdf

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City–Dominion data-center emails: August 13–20, 2025

City of Newport News · Development / Dominion Energy correspondenceDocument date: August 20, 2025

Selected substantive messages from City staff’s correspondence with Dominion’s data-center team. Butler reports being tasked with a rapid SWOT analysis. Dominion advises requesting a no-cost feasibility study for 165 Yorktown Road and 100 Dozier Road, usually taking four to six weeks. This documents an inquiry and advice, not a completed study, committed capacity, special campaign-related terms or a project approval.

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Selected substantive messages from City staff’s correspondence with Dominion’s data-center team. Butler reports being tasked with a rapid SWOT analysis. Dominion advises requesting a no-cost feasibility study for 165 Yorktown Road and 100 Dozier Road, usually taking four to six weeks. This documents an inquiry and advice, not a completed study, committed capacity, special campaign-related terms or a project approval.

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G012027-100925, 000000077.eml, attachment control 42. Public extract: ANN source cover and five substantive messages dated August 13, 13, 14, 18 and 20. Scheduling-only messages, signatures, contact strings, link lists and boilerplate omitted; treatment disclosed. PDF page 2: City SWOT task; page 5: utility advice; page 6: acknowledgement. Outer email date August 20. Full original retained. Address 100 Dozier is not presumed the 270/280/294 site. Reviewed October 26, 2026.

File: nn_dominion_data_center_correspondence_2025-08-13_20_public_extract.pdf

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Dozier Road development flyer circulated September 22, 2025

City of Newport News · Economic Development Authority / NN EDGEDocument date: September 22, 2025

EDA’s two-page marketing flyer identifies 19.35 acres at 270, 280 and 294 Dozier Road, potential industrial uses including energy and data processing/storage, and an RFP timeline still to be determined. It is evidence of a marketing document, not a selected developer, issued RFP, utility commitment or approved construction.

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EDA’s two-page marketing flyer identifies 19.35 acres at 270, 280 and 294 Dozier Road, potential industrial uses including energy and data processing/storage, and an RFP timeline still to be determined. It is evidence of a marketing document, not a selected developer, issued RFP, utility commitment or approved construction.

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G012027-100925, individual attachment DV-26-NN EDGE REAL ESTATE FLYER_Dozier_FINAL.pdf in 000000062.eml (control 35), September 22. Both original pages unchanged; publication filename normalized. The same flyer appears at physical pages 116–117 of the combined document sent to Jones; duplicate copies are not independent corroboration. Date identifies circulation, not authorship. Public office contact retained. Reviewed October 26, 2026.

File: nn_dozier_marketing_flyer_circulated_2025-09-22.pdf

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August 8, 2025 email asks about excluding Dozier from EDGE promotion

City of Newport News · Department of Development / NN EDGEDocument date: August 8, 2025

Butler asks Kingston and Perry for feedback on desired development, timelines and site notes, and confirmation that the properties except Dozier should be promoted with the EDGE Summit. It documents a question at that stage, not an adopted or lasting exclusion. The attached draft list is a separate record.

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G012027-100925, 000000138.eml, control 61. One-page ANN public extract of the complete initial August 8 message, with official participant names and subject. Signature and forwarded June correspondence omitted; treatment disclosed. Original message and attachment retained. Date converted from 20:53:23 UTC to 4:53:23 p.m. EDT. The question does not establish the answer or a subsequent decision. Reviewed October 26, 2026.

File: nn_edge_dozier_promotion_email_2025-08-08_public_extract.pdf

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October 2, 2025 EDGE talking-points draft: Carleton and Dozier

City of Newport News · Department of Development / NN EDGEDocument date: October 2, 2025

Selected contiguous section of Derek Perry’s draft speaking notes describes Carleton and Dozier as potential data-center candidates, while also outlining other industrial and energy uses. The email requested edits. This establishes prepared marketing language, not that every statement was delivered or a project was approved.

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Selected contiguous section of Derek Perry’s draft speaking notes describes Carleton and Dozier as potential data-center candidates, while also outlining other industrial and energy uses. The email requested edits. This establishes prepared marketing language, not that every statement was delivered or a project was approved.

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G012027-100925, DEP's Talking Points_Properties Highlights.docx attached to 000000054.eml, control 30; another attachment control has the same email filename. Sent October 2 at 03:29:59 UTC, October 1 at 11:29:59 p.m. EDT; DOCX names October 2 Summit. ANN source cover plus verbatim Lee Hall overview, Carleton and Dozier sections on public page 2. Other sections and private filesystem path omitted. Original retained. Draft, not a speech transcript; zoning statements remain attributed staff claims. Reviewed October 26, 2026.

File: nn_edge_lee_hall_talking_points_2025-10-02_public_extract.pdf

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August 8, 2025 draft EDGE property list: possible Dozier data-center use

City of Newport News · Department of Development / NN EDGEDocument date: August 8, 2025

One-page staff draft lists sites to present to developers. The Dozier row names industrial/data-center uses, an RFP method and a timeline to be determined, with consideration after site assemblage and control. These are draft recommendations; other rows and addresses are reproduced as released and have not been independently validated.

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One-page staff draft lists sites to present to developers. The Dozier row names industrial/data-center uses, an RFP method and a timeline to be determined, with consideration after site assemblage and control. These are draft recommendations; other rows and addresses are reproduced as released and have not been independently validated.

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G012027-100925, List_2025_08.08_Draft #4.pdf attached to 000000138.eml (control 61), August 8, 2025. Original single landscape page unchanged; filename normalized. Companion email asks for confirmation about excluding Dozier from EDGE promotion; the list alone does not establish the decision. RFP timing is tentative, not proof of a solicitation or award. Reviewed October 26, 2026.

File: nn_edge_properties_draft_2025-08-08.pdf

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September 22, 2025: Jones requests and acknowledges data-center materials

City of Newport News · City Manager's Office / Office of the MayorDocument date: September 22, 2025

Mayor Jones’s reply quotes Archer’s message supplying data-center documents at the mayor’s request. Archer names a City white paper, JLARC and VEDP materials, and Carleton/Dozier maps. Tiffany Conatser is copied on the parent. Jones replies that he will review the materials that week. Both messages fall on September 22 in Newport News. This establishes a requested briefing and acknowledgement, not full reading, a project decision or a campaign bargain.

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Mayor Jones’s reply quotes Archer’s message supplying data-center documents at the mayor’s request. Archer names a City white paper, JLARC and VEDP materials, and Carleton/Dozier maps. Tiffany Conatser is copied on the parent. Jones replies that he will review the materials that week. Both messages fall on September 22 in Newport News. This establishes a requested briefing and acknowledgement, not full reading, a project decision or a campaign bargain.

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G012027-100925, reply 000000144.eml (control 63), with quoted parent; original parent 000000094.eml (control 52) also retained. ANN cover plus public transcription on PDF page 2. Parent 22:21:54 UTC September 22 = 6:21:54 p.m. EDT; reply 00:15:01 UTC September 23 = 8:15:01 p.m. EDT September 22. Signatures and contact details omitted. Same correspondence family, not independent corroboration. Conatser’s copied status does not establish authorship or approval. Reviewed October 26, 2026.

File: nn_mayor_data_center_request_reply_2025-09-22_public_extract.pdf

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August 4, 2025 development work list: data-center correspondence package

City of Newport News · Department of DevelopmentDocument date: August 4, 2025

Mallory Butler’s two-page business-development work list includes a Data Center Correspondence Package with Derek under reports for executive management and the EDA/IDA. This establishes a staff task before the September contribution and easement sequence; it does not disclose the package itself, a project approval or a Dominion funding condition.

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Mallory Butler’s two-page business-development work list includes a Data Center Correspondence Package with Derek under reports for executive management and the EDA/IDA. This establishes a staff task before the September contribution and easement sequence; it does not disclose the package itself, a project approval or a Dominion funding condition.

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Reviewed October 26, 2026. Individual PDF attachment ED Mgr for Business Development_2025_08.04.pdf in 000000003.eml, Mallory Butler to Derek Perry, August 4, 2025, subject Catch-up; City public FOIA release G012027-100925. Both original pages retained unchanged, including source highlighting. The email and other attachments are not reproduced. Publication filename normalized; bytes unchanged.

File: nn_data_center_worklist_2025-08-04.pdf

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October 14, 2025 email: Dozier Road energy-site draft circulated for edits

City of Newport News · Department of DevelopmentDocument date: October 14, 2025

One-page public extract of Brittany Thompson’s message to City development staff, asking for suggested edits to the attached HR Alliance Dozier Road RFI. The companion draft identifies potential energy-production and storage land. The message establishes internal circulation for review, not final submittal, project approval or a Dominion campaign-related condition.

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One-page public extract of Brittany Thompson’s message to City development staff, asking for suggested edits to the attached HR Alliance Dozier Road RFI. The companion draft identifies potential energy-production and storage land. The message establishes internal circulation for review, not final submittal, project approval or a Dominion campaign-related condition.

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Reviewed October 26, 2026. G012154-101725 mailbox bundle kingstonfg_nnva.gov_-_Dominion_and_Dozier.zip, 000000003.eml, October 14, 2025, 19:06:29 +0000. ANN transcription of initial message, official participant names, subject and attached filename. Contact signature and forwarded October 13/October 6 thread omitted; omissions and original retention disclosed in the PDF. Companion attachment is a separate record. Email and attachment share an origin.

File: nn_dozier_draft_transmittal_2025-10-14_public_extract.pdf